About
Shane’s Future Days is a 501(c)(3) volunteer non-profit foundation whose mission is to raise awareness, research funds and assist families currently battling alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma and other high risk childhood cancers. EIN: 47-2556395
What is Alveolar Rhabdomyosarcoma?
Click below to learn more about this rare childhood cancer and what we can do to fight it.
What does your donation goes towards?
Rhabdomyosarcoma is currently non-curable pediatric cancer and your donation goes directly to the research to help fight it.
Day 15:
Shane continues to be on our minds every day.
When we do things, go places, we often reflect on what it would be like if he were here with us. To say he is greatly missed is an understatement.
Our children continue to reflect on their time with their brother. They speak of him all the time and believe he controls some things within our household.
Sometimes those thoughts and feelings about Shane translate into their school work. As we start a new a school year, I am putting away their items from last year.
This was a piece Chase wrote.
Day 7: Events for a Cause!
TODAY:
The Kendra Scott store at Suburban Square in Ardmore, PA is holding a Kendra Gives Back Sips and Sweets to benefit Shane’s Future Days during Childhood Cancer Awareness month!
When: Today, Thursday September 7, 2017 6PM – 8PM
*If you do not live in the area, you can call the store:
(610) 726-1838 and place an order throughout the day. Make sure to mention us, so we get credit for the orders!
TOMORROW:
Our local High School Football teams are set to match up tomorrow night in Cheltenham, PA to benefit Childhood Cancer!
Abington (Chase & Ella’s school)
vs.
Cheltenham (Paul’s alma mater)
The Cheltenham varsity football team has a home non-conference game vs. rival school Abington (PA) on Friday, September 8 @ 7p.
We hope to see you there!
Day 6:
On March 24, 2014 we became aware.
Shane was just 8 months old.
Day 5:
Even though Shane’s life ended before it began, he is a hero. He fought just as hard as those who survived.
He has left his mark on us and others touched by his gentle spirit.
We continue his fight and for children like him.
Someday his cancer will have more options, better treatments and better survival rates. Sometimes it takes the collaborate effort of parents like us to make a difference.
That’s what we are fighting for now.
